Create a call task
Tell Nab who to call, what case it is about, and what information to collect.
Hold by Nab
DMV? IRS? Insurance? Let Nab wait, navigate menus, gather status, and call your team in only when authorization or judgment is needed.
Nab waits. You work. For service teams that must call slow institutions to deliver relief for customers.
B2B cases
The use case
Nab is for task-based operational calls to organizations where your business already has a reason to call. It waits, redials, navigates IVR, asks for status, captures next steps, and brings a human in when the call becomes sensitive or decision-heavy.
How It Works
Tell Nab who to call, what case it is about, and what information to collect.
Nab handles hold queues, IVR menus, redials, and basic status questions.
When authorization, PHI, payment, or judgment is required, Nab calls the employee in.
The team gets summary, transcript, recording, outcome, and next steps.
Market proof
The source research pack behind this page shows phone support remains forced, disliked, and expensive: nearly 70% of Americans use phone support while only 35% prefer it; average actual hold time is 17.4 minutes; and 68% cite waiting, disconnection, and starting over as a top frustration.
Start with real calls
Install Nab from the App Store to run individual calls now. For tax, medical billing, travel, claims, payroll, or property operations, tell us your call volume and the queues your team fights every week.
No. The safer and clearer use case is operational calls to organizations where the business already has a legitimate reason to call: agencies, insurers, vendors, carriers, utilities, and support desks.
When the call requires account-holder authorization, sensitive details, payment, legal or medical judgment, or a business decision. Nab should remove dead time, not remove human control.
Small service businesses with repetitive hold-heavy work: medical billing, tax resolution, travel operations, auto claims, insurance agencies, HR/payroll, and property operations.